The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-09-09

80 $3.50. \. ~e~.- ~ VS. ~ W~~-
S3So ..~v:uee, nc !rc'e.> Reform
s 80 o"se- ~ tse'.ne.a. ne Iur-
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The above 0gures are taken from ~
oficial records for the lsst d-cal wear
The average population Of each lnst,.n.
sion 10 given aud tho total cost Of main.
teuance Il o6uS. s93 is. This sum n.
cludes the pay or I'll ofIlcers ana I'll ~.
penditure>. except email sumo OF repairs
for which there were special spprnpris.
sions but this cum. small Is Il -. con-
oiderinx the population Of each insti,u.
zion. IL not ~ Z charge upon the stats
Treasury. Hail OF the cost or kseojng|
boys Il The Reform school and girls a.,
the Reformat0ry - paid by ehc several
counties frem which they cone. aud
goes 10 the credit q the eenersl fund Of,
-. Trsa-rsv. Thr sum received from
ssas.ct labor .n.,fe than pays the expen-
ses OF the two prisons. the excess earned
q the prison North being more than The
deficiency q the prison South.
.Daring the past two years the Gov
erBor Of the State, Isaac p. GRAY. has
c0snmuted the sentences OF ~ emit eight
boys o. young men Who we're over sev-
euteen and uudcr txealy-one vears toI
shs Reform school for boys. Thev
bad been convicted Of felouies aud
sentenced 70 the Stssc prisons. All bal
one Of these young men hsve proved
themselves worthy Of she cIcmeney OF
the Governor, aud demonstrated that
Indiana should have an intermediate
prison for hrst offenders. modelled afserI
the EImira. n II. Institution.
The pardouing power u exercised
very seldom By Gov Gray, bar, instead,
when he 6nds : prisoner worthy he,
grants him : parole. In several cases.
these paroles have been revoked by the
Governor. which fact has been notice 70
those out 90 parole that they must live
up g the conditions imposed By him.
Inc Slate Prison south was reorean-
no last spring. The present msnage-
nont nns maze thorough reformation
- me prison. and has the conhdenceI
ana tnenks o. ne people o. the State for \
Seocu.ng the prieon from lie depIorabie,
ana shameful condition
Inc contract system Is followed tnl
49, ~" 49, 80 neser 80" I1sro-
s ss.o 80 .esos u un.lo1ses, - -
go "su - sne
D:,s - ~ - cOs<"oeo
..st 49, 800
H..,,s:- 80. 49, 49, 1k'-sus Psos'ne. 80
crsns -."e nospsss's'
1 49, .-ssu - .o''o". ooo'nrs"l
Wo.!n. $500, sp.c1y -
1.. ~ hose.sPos.: -
!r..y ..;,s. 80. ea
1879 e.psy - .o.' go. hne.t
efe1 ga az ~ h,;Ij;. :. -, M s~.v
.loes not include furn;.L;av TIA Gov
ernor hon~s II ocer oce crr~c ~ sh.m
eh;s s~li ara 4, = er,er,ea shst No.
nev hosp;eaIs visb ~ cre - Ird,scs-
rolls viii srcommodase 81 49, i.ssr~ IT.
- ,;sefs incIrd;r~ - ;.c.-.hs. 49,
il The poor houses.
III y claimed that M new hosp;sals,
"a